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6err Yopberlp batte tiirili6 cine
ldngere &eiIe bur6 Die Weitiiaaten I'M
teruommeu. no beri1iebene Snigbis Of
Qabor 8erbdnbe iebr enersii6 gegen
bic Central 2eitung rebelirten. Sns
uieipeit es ibm gelunsen lit, 6ieie &es
beIion su unteroriiden, intereilirt urls
OH bie5er STEELE ni1t, mir tuolen nut
auf einige wGntbefungen" eingeben,
Die Yonberlp mdbrenb bieier &eiie &C.
ma6t gu baben porgiebt.
uWeun giner cine &siie tbut, 10
fant1 er mas ersd6len!" 10 badte aud
Yomberlp, aIs er feline &eile @inbriide
in einem Mriifel bes BON ibm rehigirten
@entralorgans Der &. Of g., i'm jour
nal of United Labor" f9ilberte. Was
er ba iiber bas umfidgreifen unb bic
Ma6tsuuabme elmer neu e~nifebenoen
9anb= Mrifofratie fagt, 1T 3rpar a5iolut
uif is Neues, aber es 1T Dolfommen
ri Zig; unb es 1T nur i6mer berfdnos
It1, 6aB Elm Mann, Der OH Der Spibe
elmer aruBen ioeialeu 8ewegung 5u ites
ben porsiebt, BON alien biefen Singen
bisber nod Ni9ts getpuBt ba6en fonte.
Seine &eiiesg rfabrungen perben bofs
fentlid bas Suite baben, Jpn 3u belebs
rem, tpie tb6ri9t er banoelte, als er bic
6. of 8. Dor ben 2ebrea BEG Senrn
@eorae parnte. @s felt fi6 jebt bers
aus, baB er bieielben entpeber gar ni9t
aefanut, ooer bod ni6t berftanben bat.
Na9 popberlps @rmittlungea-wober
er b~iefeIben gef66pft bat = perrdib er
leiber nidt-giebt es in ben Ser. Staas
ten ettpa 100, 900 8roBgrunbbefiber,
bic iber 1000 older (unter linen aber aud
foIde, bic bon 10000 big iiber 100, 900
Nder) Grunbeigentbum baben. NuBer
5iefel giebt es aber aud bereits iiber
cine Meiaion pd9ter b. 3. nabe5u
e~ben5opiel tuie in GroBbritannien incl.
Srlanb! - unb ferner ettua 81 Millios
men ldnoIi1e Sagel6bner, bic tpeoer
@ruubbeib baben, nod bic ausfi9t,
folhen sit ertuerben. Nber aud BON
ben pirfli6en 5armerr babeu ettpa
40 Prosent 10 biel 9npotbefem : S6uls
ben auf ibrem 8efb, baB fie in Nirts
Iidteit aud nur nRenter" fnb, uenn
he aud bic pa6t In Der 6orm bon
3inien auf ~geborgtes Gelb be3ablen.
vile biefe Sbatia9en 5eigeu, baB aud
Der grunbbeib bic SeHbenS Seigt, fi6
in tuenigen Sdnben ansuiammeln uno
bic sroBe 3abI Der 9i9tbefber gu abs
bdngigen bes i'm @roBgrunobefB ange'
iegten 8roBs GapitaIs gu MAIDEN.
Die GoIge babon 1T, baB f6 aud
bier in Mmerita, obelei9 es nod gar
rli6t 70 LANCE Der 1T, baB man bic pes
riobe bes Squattertburns binter fi9 bat
-fdon 3uifdnbe 81 enttpidel1 begins
men, ME ~biejenisen in SrIanb.
Die 2anbtbeOrie 9enrp Georges mill
berartise 3utdnbe unm6sli9 MAIDEN,
unb man folte meinen, baB i6on oieie
Mbfidt-gana abgefeben bon Der Sur9s
~fibrbarteit berielben-bie boufe Mners
tennung perbient.
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Siitet Gudh ppr Griahmtttelm.

Sas pubIitum ioate niGt pergehen,
baB Surrogate elmer Wormal : Mr3nei
ni9t gum 8ortbeil Der 8eiunbbeit ais
gsboten Derben, fonbern I'm ettpas
poblfeil ginsetanftes gu ~pertaufen, uno
ba man fi9 ni6t bur6 ansu genaue
Na9abmung benz S~trafgefebe aus'
ieben min, 10 irbt man bic Sadie nur
fOueit dbnIi6 gu MAIDEN uie es our
Sdui6ung n6tbie III. Dos Wfittel our
embedding BON 8etrigereien liegt in
Sbrer Sanb. Gauft teinen 9 ! M
mons. 2ibers G c a a o r,
tpenn er ni9t in weiBen umi9lag Der'
padt III, Der mitten Elm groBes, rotbes
3. anb on Der Settle bic unteri4rift
s. 8. 3eiIen & Co., Seigt.
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Sin feefranfer 0afaaier

ouf Dem Osean fiimmeri iid penis nm einen
Sturm. Gr if bouis ~sleidgiiItis bagessn. oh
CT iber Borb sspafden pirb oSer nidt. aber,
penn CT burd elm pber auei @einslaspou bon
Sofetter's Magenbitters sefrdftist
ipirb, 10 fnbIt er elm erneuertss Sntereie an
ieiner peri0nIidsn Boblfabrt. Dieies borsis.
Ii9e SerteuunssmiiteI neutraliiirt bel benz Sc
nub bon bradiidem @afsr, = peldes oft gum
erosen Gaaben Der @eiunbbeit notbgeSruusen
an 8orb oes SGiHes seirunfeu pirS,-ale iene
iuiberipdrtisen nnreinbsiten, peIde anIae se.
ben su peibeu bes 9lasens, Der eeber uno Der
einstmeiDe.-Gir ben Scefabrer, ben gersna-
aungsreifsnhsn, ben pefIidsn Mnfie6ler unb
@ineuarbeiter. it has @iiters uufddtbar ais
Sdubmittel ssaen NaIaria, penn oeren aeim
in 2uft tnb @adsr ~borbauben it. Geseu bic
aoIaen bon ilsbsrarbeituna, aeiHiaer iuie Tor.
perli9er, 1T ss oas suberIdfFsfe @esenmitteI,
ilnb fur entfrdftete unb nerbofe 2eute bietet es
bas frdftisife unb idleunisfe Mittel Sur Ct.
bon Grleidtermns unb a%raftisuns.
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Wm. Mmtb's

Wirtbf9aft unb 6 t.p as
billion auf benz Commencement. 9iigel
III Der beliebte 8eriammlungsort beuts
f6er Gamilien. Ser pIab 1T angenebm
unb fiibl uno bic @etrdufe fint bic bor>
3igli6ften. Die 8ebienung 1T auf.
merriam, 10 baB Sober, Der Mutbs
8arten beiu6t, fi6 bort wDblbefinben
wirb. 8eielf1aften uib 0ereine f6rs
men piesNies unb &rdns9eu abbaIten.
Man trift ifets febr quite @eieaI@aft
on, on Sonn= mie an Mo9entagen.
Seben Sonntag Na9mittag unb abenb
Gonsert. 20be33M
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ism. 95Hima IL gpbn.

unlere 6auptnabrung III un6 bIeibt
bas 6leii9, unb ut fol9es frif9 uno
gut al erlanger, fam man unm6gli9
einen 3uperIdffgeren Marft finbeH, als
ben BON Wm. 66fing & Sobn, No.
511 ape. 6. 9ie 6erren babeu BEN
@ef9mad ibrer GunbeH &e6nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabliRement cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erridtet, tuel9e alen
anforoerungen fir grbaltang uab ents
fernung i9dblider Sngrebienaen oes
Sleii9es entipridt. sic babeH beitdti'
Sig in ibren 8iebb0fen einen groben
8Orratb bon WaitDieb, aus pel1em
MUIR bas Bette fir ibre 3unoen getpd9lt
uirb. Wer reel bebient fem mill. Der
beiude ben Warft, No. 511
Mpenue 6. 1.10t1i
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California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben elm srobes Ca
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
Germ 5. S. MeDer am Nlamo
Plasa. Serr Mieper fuht bic @eine
al Srt unO STEELE aus uhb taift brett
aus Dem Seller Ter Weinsi6ter. Nls
gutter &enuer gelinst es ibm lieis, bic
beiten SOrten aus3umdblen. @r fam
feline 9unben uro Gamilien nit eiuem
guten &ropfen perieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in porsiisli6er QuaIitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins 9aus 9eliefert.
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6. s.. MIQer,


205 Weft 6 t ra 5 e,
bdlt Elm groBes unb febr geudbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeauT,
BiIberrabmen unb f n.
unb ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialien
aIer art. Garben unb auftreiz
der : 80 ateriaIien, befonoers
6ammers fertig gemtf9te
Garben. bic beften uub biligften i'm
Marfte, bic unter boiler @arantie Ders
fault werben. s r unb Spie e.
geIgIas uub anbere In biefes Sad
i9Iagenbe Artifel; porin 6err Miiler
bas gr6Bte 2ager I'M Wefien bes Staa'
les bat. Muftrdse aus benz 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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- Die Wen Oort & Seras 9anb So.
bat ale ibre 2dnbereien in ben @oun'
ties Uiitdel, Scurrp, Sent unb Sara
Cole i'm 9anbanble gelesen) on W.W.
phelps BON @nglewopb, Weu Seriep,
pertauft.
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YSea tutt 8rndbb6uoern,

oa unlere neue Wetbobe perbiirgter
Maben sbie idlimmien Bride obne
anmenbung bes MeNers fir bic Dauer
leili. Senbe 10 Gents Sriefmarfen
fir @bbaublung unb 9%eferensen.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation, 663 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Mdn pergefe mi9t,

baS bic @egeHbart Der GeneraIe Beaureaarb
unb GarIb, inter bersn aufidt bic Biebuheen
ber eouifaaa Staatslotterie fattFnotn, cine
fdere HirsIdaft bafiir siebt, Sab bel bieltr
0eIeseahsit aIes orbnnnssgemde Dor I'D sehe.
bas Bic Gbanren fur Seben aItid iinb unb bnb
Rismnnb erratben fam, pslAe HUMMER &c.
ninneia tpirb.
bebenfe fsrner, bat BITE Ausaab.
lung Der @eipinne Bon bter Ratieuab
banfen sarantirt if, nnb BAD bic 2ooie bon
BEN @rdibsnten eiues Sniituts unttr3situef
fnb, befen berbriefte Re1te bon ben bo4aen
Ueri1tsb6fen auerfannt poroen tino. Man
butte f9 baber Dor allen nnf Sduftnng ees
RubIifums beredneten RaaabnaunssHl
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terelie Don @ultur unb Civilization
bod porsusieben, spenu bic mooerne
Griegsfiibruns big auf Weiteres iene
,,berrli6e" Stufe Der IeruDafOmm.
uung i'm 3erii0ren uno i'm MtaheHmor=
ben mid t erreifen m06tel
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Notts an StemersabIer.

Oas gountp aommifioners . Gsriht bon
8erar gountp tritt am Montas ben Is. SUM-
1851 '8ormittass 10 l1br I'M Gouribaufe 80
Can antonio, Seras, aIs Board of Equali-
zation~ (lussIeidunssbeborDe) ~;ufamlnen uno
berbleibt in Situns, bis bic ibm borIiesenben
6ef4dfte erIebist finb. Yerionen, peIde mel.
men, Sab Der @srtb ibrss gisentbums gu bod
abseidatt if, finb bisrour6 bena9rihtist, ibre
Defamation Bel Der 8eborbe in nebereinffina.
muns nit Dem Gefet an oben %senanntem Gage
ober foboIb ais m0alid nadber, ein;ureiden.
8erofentii1t im Huftras be5 a9tb. Gounth.
aommiiFoners. @sridts. Bum 8eusnib meine
l1nteridrift unb baS AmtSfege.
San Mntonio, 90. Weai 1887.
~ Tbab. Us. Smtth,
~ County gIerl bon 8erar eounth.
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oar Grau 6 ma gbi9, cine
in Deutf9Ianb geprtfte Sebamme. bic
bereits Idngere 3eit in @5icagO tbdtig
mar, empfeblt ibre Eienffe benz biefts
gen Yublitum. Mobnuns: Giro. IS,
South Mlamos6 traBe.,
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= 2a6t gud ni1t tdui9en burd
niebere preiie fur grbeit. mel9e better
als irgenb cine in Segas geliefert uirb,
ionbern nerfist Sud mad GaIIas
10 p's pbotograpbif9em IteIier, mo
Sud CUTE inb sufrieoenffeleube qrbeit
su 1tur reelIem preife garantirt wirb.
Alb, gaft 9Ouffon StraBe.
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2~lmsberfauf unb Weue @aaren !
& m @inbereIIa5 d bs6tore
Ode 6ouitontrabe & Nbe. 6

~ b " VI VI
gde 9oufonftraBe & Nbe. 6
tperben alle Winteri6ube fir 9ameu
unb Ginber, fir 9erren unb 3naben
gum abfoIuten 6 o fenprei E
ausberfaut t. Dies lit feline bIoBe
Nnfinbigung. um &eflame su MAIDEN,
ionoern bic preiie iinb faftii@ beoeus
tenb berabseieBt uOrben, pObOn Sober
fi9 iiberseugen fam.
SIN Cinderella SdubiDre finb bic
reler lei9teren S9ubiorten fur ben
Sommer bereits ei~ngetroffen unb los
tpobl in Samen,S duben uie Slippers
lit cine borsiigli6e Muspabl porbanben.
Wiemanb folte a~nbersmo, als i'm @ins
berella S9ubifore faufen.
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@dldude! sdldnde! sdldnde +!
WeiBe @9ldu9e gum SprinteIn +
3ou Is Sent per SUB. S6par5e
Sdldu6e, 4 SOL Ourbmefer IL. %
unb rs Gents per CUB bel
VI. 8. SntterfiSe & Co.,
plumber & 8asfitter,
6,5,4Wt go. 1876 Souffon Str.
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a~pprorlmations eeninne:

APPROXIMATIONS : Uemtnne:
100 Approximation. Gepinne bon $500
~(anndbernb BEN $500, 600 gepinn) $4,000
100 approrimations. Geptnne bon $500
(anndbernb benz 500, 900 gepinn). $4,000
100 approximations Gerinne bsu $500
(anndbernb Dem $4,000 Gepinn).. 10000
Terminal. gepinne:
1000 Genuine bon 500 IieHsefett
burd ben 10000 Gepinn] 80. 100000
1000 Geiptnne bon 500 IfeteeIett
burd ben 100000 Getuinnl -. 100000
s,1ss Gepinne i'm Betrase Don 81 ,0b5, 900
a. anfraeen fur asenten, fopie sRatsu
fir Clubs fouueu uur In Der Office 10 Hes
Orleans aema6t nerben.
Bese ndberer austunft f9reibe man beutIid
bic aanae abrefe.
Gan i&ide @elb bur& Yofat y 0.
zen, GrpreB Mcnep Orber, Neu Dcri
BeHiel ouf Netp Orleans.
Briefe nit gurrenes nnberdnbert per grpreb
QBir sabIen Gyprebfofeu.
Or. q. Danphtn,
Rep OrIeaus
man a~breffire rssiRrirte Briefe al. bie
SEEM Orleons Rationai Dauf,
sep Orleans, Ca.
Gbmarb Wcere, Ageut,
22l aseauia Strabe, San antouio, deras
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s6s- Bette Semben fir 81 bel q a rs
4 & Sobn. unteraeugl u rs
ter5eug!
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sas- Ina Il @ auf Betelung, fem,
MODERN, pafenb bel pancoa &
Sobn. @rpBe Mistuabl bon Stohen.
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M4Mgz9z9.-s
DA~~T

Die uu~tersei9usten 8amten nnb Baniisrs
peroen ole Genuine in Der eouifiana Staatss
2Otterie, bic ibnen prdientirt iuerSen, aussabIeH.
s. 5. SSlesbp, Yrdi. Ga. Wat. 1onf.
g. 9anaur, Brdi. State Rot. Hanf.
u. Baldwin, BrSi. 81. 8. Not. Bani.
Carl 9Ohn, Prdi. Union Wat. Bunf.
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Gru6e balbidbrli9e 3iebuns
4 Der Geabeuit Of Wiufe, Wep Orleans,

tn Der NcabetIf Of Wfuflc, 5fem DrIeons,
Sienitag ben IA. SUM 1887.
1OO,OO Eidets su $40 iebes. 9aIbe
$40, Yiertsl IS. 3ebntel 81,
3DansisfeI 81.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-01-27
CANADA CORNERED.
The Dominion Excited Over the Act
of the Senate.
Foster Feebly Asserts that Rstalia-
ton Has Two Edges.
Premier Macdonald Concludes No
Wrong Has Been Done.
And that Canada Will Not Recede
From Her Position.
The Lumber Trade VIII Protest
Against Bungling Policy.
Canada Excited.


OTTAWA, Ont. Jan. 26.-The announce
ment of the passage In the United States
senate OF . retaliAtOTy resolution against
Canada caused not only much excitement
but considerable uneasIness to the DOmin-
ion government which fact the members
of the cabinet fail to conceal. The min
listers considered the matter as buncome,
not believing it would pass. Minister Of
marine and fisheries. Foster, says: 1--WE
are disposed TO deal fairly. AS regards
the action of the United Safes senate and
the retaliatorY measure, which it is propoe-
ed to make law will cut both ways and not
until it has been in operation for a while
will the United States realize who will be
most injured by it. AS regards the re-
fusal to allow Canadian cars to paes into
the United States the commissioner of
customs states that such . step would
aeceseitAte q similar restriction as regards
United States cars entering Canada at
Windsor and passing out over the Cana
dian Southern al Niagara"
SIT will be death to our lumber trade
from the Ottawa district if the legislation
proposed at Washington is carried into
effect" remarked one of the heaviest
shippers of lumber. "The country would
rise in arms against any government who,
through their bungling policy, had forced
the United States to place a law on their
statue books which would in effect stop
commercial intercourse between the coun-
tries and close the United 2ts.es market
against $4O,OOO,O00 worth OF Canada's
Productions.
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FORT WORTH. Tex. Jan. 25.-Re-
ports from the drouth stricken districts
say: In the last few days county
judges have been besieged by unfortu-
nate people of the district. In Steph-
ems county they come by scores to the
court house, and women crying, saying.
Judge, we are hungry when he
deals out few quarts of corn-all that
he has to give, and on which they sub
subsist. At Albany, the relief COM
mittee has been dispensing cornmeal
only, but the Brown relief agent for
warded several hundred dollars on Sat
urday, which will enable the committee
to do better. Brown says he would not
have called on the Red Cross society
but for the slow movement of Texas
i'll affOrding relief. Miss Clara Barton.
president of the Red Cross society. is
now on her way to Texas.
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nr,r.n AMA1 hx alaaksd Men.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 25.-B. T. Tcabolt,
a wealthy ranchmaD, who emigrated from
Louisiana few years aga. and settled
near O'NeilI, Nebraska, was run out Of
that place In the night by mob of fifty
masked men. In the melee one Hender-
son was shot fatally and several others
wounded. The trouble originated over
Teabolts undue intimacy with 5 married
lady OF that place, named Clsyborne. a
few weeks ago the local paper referred TO
the prevailing gossip, which resulted in
the son OF Mrs. Clsybcrne and Teabolt en-
terinR the sADctum End firing several
sho.s at the editor. In the skirmish the
editor came out on top. and since then in
tense exciiemet hiss prevailed over the
matter M. ClSyborBf, who is . highly
respected business man has fled petition
for divorce, and sues TeAholt for 1000
damages for interfering with his domestic
felicity. Teabolt is IN Lincoln, and has
GIed complaint against the sheriff Of
Brown comfy for refusing him protection.
Goyfrnor TbAyer summoned the sheriff TO
the executive once by . telegram and in
formed him that uniess the proper efforts
were made to qusll the mob the military
would be called out, and that TeabOlt be
alio1 to return TO his ranch
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Political Gossip.

TRENTON, N. j 81, Jan. 25.-The demo-
cratic hopes OF last plight were lowered
again to-day by Speaker Baird's refusal
to accept overtures aud go into their eau
cus. He says he will not meet in caucus
with the democrats on the senatorial
question but will vote for democrat for
senator. This gives the democrats no
satisfaction, as his vote will only help the
rt publicans II not cast fur the de m oel attic
&C u us nominee. The democrats as yet
are undecided whether or not to 60 into
Joint met ting and ballot for q senator to-
q orrow independent of the republicans.
The senate met at 10 a. m. to-day
Secretary Reading called the meeting
to order. Senator Griggs moved that
the organization of the senate be post
poned to Friday noon, and that the SEN
ate adjourn to that day. Motion car
ried by vote of 3 to 3.
VOTING FOR ABBOTT.
TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 25.-In the
democratic caucus this afternoon thirty
six members were present. All voted
for Abbott on the informal ballot fol-
United States senator. The absentees
were Speaker Baird, AsSemblymar
| ThrOckmorton and Senators Chattle and
Mcbride. Throckmorton is sure fol
Abbott, and the other three are hoped
for.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The republican caucus held this even
ing decided TO appoint a committee Il
obtain an opinion as TO the legality o.
the democratic vote to-day for UniteC
States senator and the pro
posed joint meeting to-mOr
row. The republicans vii
attend the joint meeting. but will no
vote il the democrats do not secure Mr.
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The Longshorsmen's strike.

New YORK, Jan. 25.-The p ckets o.
the Ocean Association OF LOngshoremen,
Knights OF Lsbar, report that rot a pound
OF coal was put aboard sHy of the ocean
steamships IN New York, Brooklyn or
Jersey City. Eleven grain elevators have
suspended business. The elevator men
refuse TO load grain into ships that take
Old Dominion freight. The TrAns-At-
laniic steamers cannot sail on time If this
continues to- morrow. and the United
States mail will be delayed. The steam
ship companies advertise for new men.
About 500 longshorenen struck in Brook.
Ign last night because floating elevators
we're sent to the wharyes OF companies
which share in the boycott against the Old
Dominion line. The proprietors ssked
tor protection and gangs Of Italians were
70 be brought from New York to the dock.
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Baird's or some other vote to make Al

in all.
- MICHIGAN. -
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 25.-The Breer
bill for the suppression of vice in the
Upper Peninsula passed the house
unanimously this morning. The dis
rors induced the house to
give the law immediate effect.
Its provisions are sweeping and apply
to the disreputable houses throughout
the state. All persons keeping or re-
sorting to such are subject to imprison-
ment for five years in the
state prison, or 81 900 fine,
or both. This is five times
the former penalty. Mr.. Ogg's labor
bill, aimed against imported Pinkerton
detectives, finally passed the house
ifs from appointing any deputy not a
citizen and elector of the county where
in appointed.
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 25.-The
Tennessee legislature assembled at u
to-day and proceeded with the sixth bal
lot for United States senator. EI-GOver-
nor w. b. Bate (democratl received
eighty-one votes. A. NJ. Hughes, Jr.,
ter, (democrat) one. Trimble (repub-
lican) voted for Porter. The democrats
are jubilant over the result
WEST VIRGINIA.
CHARLESTON. Jan 25.-The senate
and house of delegates met at noon to-
day in their respective chambers and
voted for United States senator. l. n.
Camden, present United States senator,
received forty votes, ten in the senate
and thirty in the house. Tomorrow
the two houses will ballot in joint ses-
sion and as Camden needs six votes it
is believed the fight viii be strong.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. pat Madison
both houses voted for United States
senator to-day. In the senate, P Saw
yer, republican, received 26 votes, John
Winans, democrat, 5, John Cochrane,
labor, l. In the assembly the vote
stood: Sawyer So, Winans 81, COch-
rane 5.
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Kansaa LeriaIatura.

ToTPEKA. Kas., Jan. 26.-In the senate
this morning eight bills were introduced
By Rush, restoring and recreating the
counties of Grant, Stanton and Arapahoe.
BY Sheldon, providing for the appoint
ment Of = registratio board In cities of
the first class.
Bills to establish 9 code and define pro-
ceedure In relation to crimes and punish
ments, ana authorizing the transfer OF
certain funds In Mitchell county to the
permanent school fun passed on the third
reading.
In the house committee of the whole on
Boilinger's bill, authorizing the treasurer
of Franklin county to transfer certain
moneys OF school district No. 81 to the
election frauds and prohibiting deceptive
tickets, were recommended for passage.
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ProhibItion at Des MoInss.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, Jan. 25.-Two local
brewers, Hessrs. Aulman and Mates, re-
Gently ssked Judge Love of the federal
court TO discharge them on the habeAA
corpus proceedings, under Judge Brew
er's decision that the antecedent brewery
property should be recompensed to the
owner. Judge Love notified Attorney
General Baker of the proceedings. and at
his request the hearing was postponed
until April. 1t 10 understood that the
brewers attorneys advised them that they
are now the wards OF the federal court,
and are Therefore exempt from the Clark
law. They began selling beer again. Sat
urdsy and yesterday il was mex. to i'm
possible 10 get near the bar at either
brewery. Seizures were made hourly by
the constsbles, but the amount carried
away was only small. The brewers were
arrested in the afternoon and gave bonds
for their appearance. They are deter
mined to carry on the retail business over
the bar again, and will contest the case
vigorously.
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Building to Kansas city.

PARSONS, Kansas, Jan. 24-The Par
sons u Pacific railroad has been COM
pleted between Parsons and CoffeeviIle,
distance Of thirty miles. The Kansas
City & Pacific which is an extension of
the Parsons & Pacific, has commenced
laying track on the projected line from
Parsons TO Kansas City, and IL is the in
ter. ION of the manager to push the work
rapidly and have the entire line from
Parsons TO Kansas CITY cc:.ciS.rr,,i, iuy tne
cInEA ~ Inc war